Writer and local historian Kathleen Evans will hold a book signing at noon today in the Author’s Alcove for her newest book, The History of
The Arts
As Chautauqua celebrates the current graduating class of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, Mary Lee Talbot has written a book that celebrates the CLSC’s
Symphony no. 5 in C-sharp Minor/D Major Gustav Mahler Gustav Mahler was born in on July 7, 1860, in Kalischt, Bohemia,
Poetry can get a bad rap, but the purpose of the Favorite Poem Project is to change that perception. The event, now in its ninth
Yan Li understands the challenge the Chautauqua Opera Company’s Young Artists face. He came from the classical world, trained as a classical pianist and composer.
For professional dancers who’ve come through Chautauqua Institution’s School of Dance, returning to the grounds for a one-night performance is much more than that —
She remembers it vividly: the color, the smell of the room. At 13, she sat on the floor of her bedroom surrounded by paintings, pictures
While many of the events on Recognition Day take place in broad daylight, the yearly celebration of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle actually begins
Julia Marks might be small, but that doesn’t stop her from having a big personality. Julia is Holly Goldberg Sloan’s lively protagonist in Short, this
Building the Wall — the second offering in Chautauqua Theater Company’s New Play Workshop — is timely. That is often said of new works, but
During her Brown Bag lecture Tuesday, poet Mary McLaughlin Slechta will be talking about a topic some Chautauquans might have a vested interest in: retirement.
Jennifer Samet has always been interested in paintings and the artists who make them. “I can remember vividly being taken to the Met and looking
As a child, Daniel Kaler watched the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra from the audience in the Amphitheater in awe. “It was always such a treat to
The School of Music students are taking a break from orchestra practice this week. But that doesn’t mean they’re not still hard at work. As
John Gerber first encountered the trompe de chasse (“hunting horn”) while traveling in France. “I was so impressed hearing this instrument,” Gerber said. Being a
Playwright Noah Haidle will be watching for audience reactions when his Birthday Candles appears as part of Chautauqua Theater Company’s New Play Workshop at 8